Philippine Daily Inquirer

JAPAN HOTEL CATERS TO FILIPINO MARKET

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With visa rules relaxed, visiting Japan has become an option not only for budget-minded Filipinos, but for other Asian nationals, as well. The newlyopene­d Karaksa Hotel in Osaka and Kyoto caters mainly to Filipinos and tourists from Southeast Asian countries.

Owner and operator Xymax Corp., a premier asset and property management company in Japan, planned, designed, studied and developed Karaksa Hotels, considerin­g Asian market preference: comfortabl­e beds, room temperatur­e, clean and efficient toilet and baths, strategica­lly-placed electrical outlets, even strong Wi-Fi signal. And to make it accessible, particular­ly to the Filipino market, Xymax Corp. partnered with Robinsons Land Corp.’s Go Hotels chain, which was Karaksa’s design peg.

For only P6,000+ per night, guests can relax in a fully airconditi­oned room with complete facilities, including a separate toilet and bath—with fully automated toilet seats—sanitized slippers, freshly washed pajama set, toi- letries and free breakfast.

There’s a social lounge with vending machines and coin-operated massage chairs where guests can relax. Just across it is the dining hall where breakfast is served.

Karaksa Hotels also offers free round-trip airport shuttle service so guests can save as much as P1,600 per person (round trip via train) until March 31, 2017.

Guests will be transporte­d comfortabl­y and safely by a profession­al driver to Karaksa Hotels in a brand-new eight- seater, Wi-Fi equipped van, allowing guests to relax before hitting the shops at Shinsaibas­hi, Universal Studios, Osaka Castle, Dotombori, Shinsaibas­hi and Rinku Premium Outlet.

The free airport shuttle service is exclusivel­y available for Cebu Pacific passengers flying to Osaka via Kansai Internatio­nal Airport and staying at Karaksa Hotels’ Osaka Shinsaibas­hi location. Guests simply need to book their hotel through the Go Hotels website and present their boarding passes upon arrival at the bus loading area.

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